Words Brits use that Americans don't?

That's what hair waxing was invented to remove Candy darlin'

 

This Is A Term Used To Describe A Young Teenage Boy Who Hasn't Started Shaving Yet And

Has All This White "Bum Fluff" On His Face.......



Cheers Glen.

 

Yep. Lol

 

I Knew That To Be Correct .....I Used To Be A Teenage Boi Until Only A Few Months Ago......



Cheers Glen.

 

I need a pic of that.

 

ahh the best by a country mile ,country mile ,meaning ,by a long way ,baring in mind that americans and Europeans don't use miles to measure distance

 

eH? They use imperial we use metric the last time I looked. lol

 

how about ? sound as a pound ? or sweet as a nut ? where the yanks ,just say COOL

 

Yep, they are good.
Beating around the bush.

 

we say geezer ,the yanks say dude ,,lol

 

I say darlings. lol

 

did I not see somewhere ? that americans call a train ,a trolley ,not forgetting ,that nappies are dypers

 

Americans never say bloody, or use the word pissed in the same context. Americans never say bangers and mash or if you said spotted dick in public people would stare. The word fanny pack is said, but apparently means something different.

 

We have bangers and mash

 

Yah if you say bloody and pissed in the same context here, someone is likely to recommend you see a doctor.

 

exactly. uti/cystitis problems in America.

 

We also say fannying around. That means Faffing.

 

For 2 countries that speak the same language we sure say a lot of different things

 

The purpose of my thread. lol

I heard an old saying today.
Duff him up - means beat him up!
BUT - Up the duff means pregnant.lol

 

Geezers are old farts. I resemble that remark.